Rosemary Holder; SRN, SCM, IHHT, SP.Dip.Arom, ITEC
Rosemary Holder has been in the medical profession for her entire working life, first as a state registered nurse then as a community midwife. Her interest in complementary therapies began over 2 decades ago and she has spent nearly 20 years studying them. She says of the therapies that she practices, "a personal consultation is necessary so that the therapist is able to identify [with the client] any problems that would be amenable to treatment and choose the appropriate essential oils or other therapy". Detailed below are some of the essential oils that Rosemary blends together, along with some of the common complaints that may be alleviated in their use.
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Basil |
Anxiety | |
| -Ocimum basilicum | Stress | |
| Bergamont | Tension | |
| -Citrus bergamia | Insomnia | |
| Benzoin | Rheumatism | |
| -Styrax benzoin | Back Ache | |
| Clary sage | Sinusitis | |
| -Salvia sclarea | Neck pain | |
| Eucalyptus | Headaches | |
| -Eucalyptus smithii | Arthritis | |
| Frankincense | Pre Menstrual Tension | |
| -Boswelliacarterii | Menopause | |
| Geranium | Poor circulation | |
| -Pelargonium graveolens | Cellulite | |
| Lavender | Indigestion | |
| -Lavendula angusifolia | Catarrh | |
| Marjoram | Irritable Bowel Syndrome | |
| -Origanum marjoram | Eczema | |
| Petitgrain | Bronchitis | |
| -Citrus aurantium | Stiffness | |
| Roman chamomile | Frozen Shoulder | |
| -Anthemis nobilus | Multiple Sclerosis | |
| Rosemary | Myalgic Encephalitis | |
| -Rosemarinus officinalis |
For legal reasons, no claim is made that any therapeutic benefits may be obtained from these oils - they are listed purely as an indication as to which oils may be used.